I know this isnt MGTOW related, but it is amazing.

… it is amazing.

It is amazing, and it proves there is good to be found in everybody.

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We do things a little differently here in the coastal low country between Charleston and Jacksonville. They are very inspiring by the way they are handling it. Downright leading by example.

Yep, amazing.

What does bother me is the fact they’re making this out to be all white people, or pulling in systemic racism or oppression. Maybe that’s true in some parts but we white people keep getting put into the whole bag even though most of us are on the side of peaceful tolerance/integration. A lot of what I saw on CNN is incoherent and confused but it doesn’t matter because it’ll encourage hatred and reaction to the event. Then we’ll have more race riots on our hands. Then that could actually spark a civil war. If that does spark war, then the’ll prove the little jerk was right.

Either way, he should go to the chair. 8 humans is too many.

They had a police shooting in Savannah a number of months ago where they did that trying to make Ferguson #2. The black community sent them packing.

Pascal: This part of the South is completely different. The inlanders call us Yankees as a joke. The Charleston community is for real. There will be a few in Charleston that try, but the locals will stop them. I’m hoping they will set an example for the country.

The white media I am watching said the shooter was qualitatively equivelant to the DEVIL, and called for the DEATH penalty. How could they have responded stronger in your opinion?

In some of the cases you mentioned the victim was allegedly in the commission of a crime, and/or resisted arrest.

I started this thread to commend the actions of the community and NOT debate black/white issues. But maybe they are inseparable in this case, but that was not my intention.

Still, you can see some pandering and use in politics of this issue. If however they do succeed in squelching violence and riots over this, that boy has to go to the chair knowing he failed.

He better get the chair.

Black southerners aren’t all soft spirited Christians like the media is making them out to be and more than enough of them are fed up with this system.

Pascal wrote:

Still, you can see some pandering and use in politics of this issue. If however they do succeed in squelching violence and riots over this, that boy has to go to the chair knowing he failed.

He better get the chair.

Black southerners aren’t all soft spirited Christians like the media is making them out to be and more than enough of them are fed up with this system.

I dont perceive the response as “soft spirited”. I see it as a superior position of strength. How easy is it to become enraged? How difficult is it to control ones emotions, to forgive, and recognize evil in its face for what it is and contend/pray for change? The former behavior is what is associated with ANY emotional female. Any simpleton, emotional female, or toddler can reduce their response to mere emotions. This community isnt “SOFT” IMO, to their credit they are STRONG.

Such strength, integrity, and staying consistent to ones core values is entirely rare in todays society. To our detriment, which is why I believe we are in the cultural mess we are today.

It takes STRENGTH to not respond to evil with evil. These people are strong, have integrity, and they are inspiriational in the way we should deal with the type of utter s~~~ bag who did this.

Peaceful Tolerance…With all respect, what the f~~~ is peaceful tolerance?

Read the punctuation. Do you see any typos? No? Right, because there aren’t any. I made statement where two words could fit. I’m not sure which is better.

I’m not sure you watched the media I watched. The media I watched kept on trying to scurry aside the issue that when a cop is overly aggressive, he or she gets in trouble, and when he’s let off, it’s because he is found to have good reason. Even the Department of Justice said that Michael attempted to steal the gun. A cop will shoot you if you attempt to take his gun. Those are facts and the media struggled to get around it.

I notice you don’t see it that way. What do you say about the media regretfully admitting how these aggressive citizens gave cops good reasons to handle them aggressively? They are sorted issues.

You’ve got to really twist things pretty hard to insist that the media was trying to cover up cop wrong doing and make those thugs look like thugs, because they they weren’t. They were perpetuating the narrative that black people are oppressed. To continue this is just a victim complex and needs psychological treatment.